Marjorie Burton Memorial Fund Aims To Continue Work
The sudden death of Miss Marjorie Orton in the Anglican diocese of Perth sparks a memorial appeal by the Girls' Friendly Society Caravan Committee. They seek funds for a new caravan named The Marjorie Burton Caravan, a cathedral memorial, and an endowment to provide books for country children. Contributions may be sent to the rector or treasurer Mrs. Heygate. Separately, London reports Dutch kitchen gardeners growing carrot beetroot hybrids to combat Holland's food shortage, with factories for grass processing and vitamin enrichment amid Nazi interference.
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Wissiover
Girls’ Friendly Society Caravan
Iocese
Perth
Gf.s. Caravan Committee
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Miss Burton
Tose
Heygate
Queenslea Drive
Claremont
Reasons for Shortages in War Time Kai and Provisions
Wartime letters explain shortages in Australia and Britain as shops run low on kai, butter, chocolate, biscuits, and tinned goods. Seamen describe kai as thick, sweet, and vital, while civilians endure rationing and changing diets to keep troops supplied.
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Navy
Australia
McCay
Colin Unwin R The Senate Campaign Message
Independent candidate Colin Unwin seeks a People's Mandate to replace party dominated government with a democratic all party system. Authorised by Colin Lluwin editor of Unism Plan for World Peace Box 1713 Perth.
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Colin Lluwin
Unism
Perth
Lend-Lease at Work Two Way World Trade for War
Analysis shows Lend-Lease operates beyond the United States with other United Nations members. Britain, Australia and New Zealand provide critical aid and resources, including arms, food, land, hospitals, and transport to U.S. forces. Reciprocal aid extends to airfield runways, ships, and military equipment across global theaters.
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United Nations
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British Isles
Russia
New Zealand
U.S
Wellington
Australia
Vie
New Cakedonia
South Africa
Trilla Yamufaerres Lithens
Belgium
Congo
China
Moieriea
Britain
Thought for the Week from Epictetus
Seek and you will find with nature’s aids to Truth. If unable, follow those who have pursued the inquiry and learned. An old reader’s aphorism appears in this weekly quote.
Aqualised Paper and Wartime Supply Notes
Fragmentary report describes improvised paper made from interlaced materials for emergency use. Mentions bags and vegetable line items, burlap, and cloth as urgent wartime supplies.
Luce Intervenes on Lend Lease Exemption for Shoes
Tim dismisses claims of a British export boom and notes a requisition for a special orthopaedic shoe for a veteran in Mrs. Luce's district. Britain banned exports under lend-lease. Mrs. Luce appealed to lend-lease officials who contacted the British Embassy. Lord Halifax pressed the Board of Trade, which granted a compassionate exceptional export license for the shoes.
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Tim
England
Hints for Housewives on Rhubarb and Cleaning Tips
A vintage guidance piece covers rhubarb cooking steps to prevent mash and color loss, then shifts to home cleaning. It includes a homemade cleaning ball recipe with chalk and clay, methods to air-dry woolens, steam to remove wrinkles, and wardrobe care tips. It ends with a family proverb from Hannibal.
Homes of the Future: London survey outlines demands
A 2077 family survey across London and provinces lists home features sought. Priority includes ground floor living, a large scullery, 45 square foot bathroom, recessed cupboards, and spacious bedrooms with open fires.
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London
Diseases of the Horse Dispatches Digest
A Veterinary guide notes that Lupaction of the Dowels and related constipation cause fermentation, gas, colic, and impaction from dry feeding. Treatments include spring and autumn physic doses, laxatives, and physostigmine injections to boost peristalsis. Simple fever in horses is linked to heat exposure and exertion with feverish symptoms and requires rest, fluids, and a specific draught.
Air Observers Volunteers Commended for Steady War Effort
The Volunteer Air Observers Corps praised by Minister Drakeford for sustaining wartime duty in Australia. He stressed no relaxation of effort across services and thanked VAOC volunteers for aiding air movements and saving lives and aircraft.
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Svateliers
Australia
RAAF
Drakeford
NA. O.C
V.A.D.G
Allied Aircraf
Va.o.c
Taxation Returns and Deadlines for 1943 Incomes
The final date for lodging returns on salaries wages and all income except trading and professional sources is July 81 1943. Salaries and pensions use form S while other non trading income uses form A. Trading and professional income returns are due August 31 1943. Land tax returns use forms A GA CA with July 31 or August 1943 deadlines and penalties apply for late lodgment.
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Sir John
MEARS
Ryurns
Adddngghy
U S Bureau Of Economic Warfare Studies Wool Trade Exports
The U S Bureau of Economic Warfare is studying the nob ilities of sending wool manufacturing machinery to foreign countries to produce fabrics for the defending forces.
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U.S. Bureau of Economic Warfare
US Bureau of Economic War
Anvellemnmar
Four Points For A Good Cough Remedy
Fragmentary ad text promotes a cough remedy called HEENZO. Claims quick relief for coughs colds bronchitis and fever with economical dosing and palatable use. Instructions reference mixing concentrated solution with water and ordering from a chemical store.
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Senate
Aduta
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